CAVID CAP GENETICS
CAVID Capsules by GENETICS are a calcium and mineral nutritional supplement formulated with calcium derived from marine algae, together with magnesium and Vitamin D3. The formulation provides nutritional support for maintaining normal bones and teeth and supporting normal calcium metabolism.
Each capsule is listed as providing 250mg Calcium (Algae Calcium), 21.66mg Magnesium and 333.33 IU Vitamin D3. The pack contains 20 capsules.
Uses
- Provides dietary calcium supplementation
- Supports normal bone and teeth health
- Helps provide Vitamin D3 and magnesium as part of the daily diet
- Useful when additional calcium intake is recommended
- Supports normal calcium and mineral metabolism
Benefits
- Calcium sourced from marine algae
- Contains Calcium, Magnesium and Vitamin D3
- Supports normal bone maintenance
- Vitamin D3 helps the body absorb and utilize calcium
- Magnesium contributes to normal bone and muscle function
- Convenient capsule formulation
- 20 capsules per pack
Supplement Facts — Per Capsule
Calcium (Algae Calcium): 250mg
Magnesium: 21.66mg
Vitamin D3: 333.33 IU
Possible Side Effects
Calcium supplements may occasionally cause:
- Constipation
- Bloating
- Gas
- Stomach discomfort
- Nausea
Excessive calcium intake may increase the risk of high blood calcium levels or kidney stones in susceptible individuals.
Pharmacist Advice
Take CAVID according to the pack instructions or your healthcare professional's advice. Available product information recommends taking the capsules with a meal because calcium absorption can be improved when taken with food.
Do not take more than the recommended amount unless specifically advised by your doctor.
Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you have kidney disease, a history of kidney stones, high calcium levels, or if you are already taking calcium or Vitamin D supplements.
Calcium can interact with certain medicines, including some antibiotics and thyroid medicines. Separate administration may be required, so ask your pharmacist about appropriate timing if you take regular medicines.
Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their healthcare professional before starting supplementation.